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    It seems every time I do design with number of round boxed in a design I
    end up with too much extra code which I don't really like.
    Yes I can use a javascript to generate the round corners to cut down the code little bit
    but it doesn't work correctly in all browsers so have to stick just with pure css.
    Too bad most current browsers doesn't support CSS3 properties for the round corners I think only
    latest version of Mazilla has support for it but it's not enough to start using it.

    Just want to see if the better way of doing it.

    Best, DS
    • CommentAuthorCK
    • CommentTimeMar 9th 2007
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    Have you looked at this method? It does use js, but not CSS3.

    http://www.456bereastreet.com/archive/200503/nifty_corners/
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    • CommentAuthorCK
    • CommentTimeMar 9th 2007
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    That first link is rather spiffing.
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    This is the closest I've come to achieving rounded corners with the least markup and no javascript. It's basically a pared down hybrid version of a lot of techniques out there.

    I'm probably alone in this, but until CSS3 or better browser support, I'm avoiding the technique altogether unless a client specifically asks for it. It still feels too hacky, kind of like the nested table tricks we used to pull back in 2000 just to achieve certain border effects.
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    My group at work swears by this method to do rounded corners. It works very well for us.
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